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Without an hour's delay he urged his victorious columns to the charge.The most efficient men in the Church on earth, have had about one half of their energies ex friendship quote paralyzed by contentions with their own Christian brethren.It seems incredible that the Elector of Saxony could have been influenced by such representations.Almost every fortress in Hungary was now in the possession of the Hungarians, and Ferdinand, though his capital was released, saw that Hungary as well ex friendship quote as Bohemia had escaped from his hands.The attention of all Europe was arrested by these immense gatherings.Truce between the Catholics ex friendship quote and the Protestants.The army of Frederic, which dared not emerge from its intrenchments at Pritznitz, about fifty miles south of Prague, consisted of but twenty two thousand men, poorly armed, badly clothed, wretchedly supplied with military stores, and almost in a state of mutiny from arrears of pay.As soon as the ex friendship quote combat commenced, another still more urgent message was sent, to which he returned the same reply.In such a deplorable condition did the Emperor Ferdinand find his affairs, as he returned from Germany to Austria.Neither sex nor age was spared, and a brutal soldiery gratified their ex friendship quote passions in the perpetration of indescribable horrors.Though the Calvinists, to conciliate the Lutherans, had offered the throne to the Elector of Saxony, and he had declined it, as too perilous a post for him to occupy, still he was weakly jealous of his rival who had assumed that post, and was thus elevated above him to the kingly dignity.